Dr. Fauki says he will never “get confused” in discussing science and facts.

White House Coronavirus Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said on Wednesday that he would not be silenced while discussing the science and facts about this. Corona virus A report later said that a Trump administration official was trying to “take it down.”

Early Wednesday, Politico reported That Paul Alexander, An official from the Department of Health and Human Services is trying to stop Fonsi from talking about the dangers posed to children by the coronavirus. Alexander, the Trump administration’s nominee, instructed press officials and other employees what Fu Ki should say during a media interview, Politico wrote, citing emails.

“I will never confuse anything when it comes to science and evidence and facts,” Fawcett, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told Fox News in an interview.

HHSA did not immediately respond to a request from CNBC for comment on the Politico report.

Fauqi was appointed director of NIAID in 1984 and has served in six U.S. states. Have worked under presidents.

His comments on the epidemic often contradict those of President Donald Trump and other US officials who have repeatedly beaten the virus. For example, on Tuesday, the FAU said that on November 3, the U.S. Coronavirus vaccine probably by presidential election. Not ready, Trump indicated Monday that someone might be ready after that.

The FAU has also talked about the different types of symptoms of the virus, including children, and warned that some schools should take a more cautious approach to reopening.

On Wednesday, the FAU said there should be no difficulty in bringing children back to school from coronavirus infections or in schools located in “green zone” low-rate areas.

“If you’re in the yellow zone, the risk is higher, so you want to change your schedule,” he said. “If you’re in the red zone, there’s a high degree of viral activity. I think you have to think twice before the kids go back to school.”